Real Madrid will be welcoming Samuel Chukwueze’s Villarreal to the Alfredo di Stefano Stadium in a bid to win their 34th La Liga title if they come out victorious at the end of the game.

In the last 27 matches between these two teams, Real Madrid have won 13 while Villarreal have won just 4 and 10 games have ended in a draw. 3 of their last 4 clashes have ended 2-2 with the Los Blancos winning the other one 3-2.

Marcelo and Nacho will miss out for Real Madrid due to injury, while Paco Alcacer is also an injury doubt for Villarreal. A win for the home side will give them the league title. This will be a close tie but the Los Blancos should edge it.

Arsenal shocked the Premier League champions, Liverpool, by coming from a goal down to defeat the Reds at the Emirates Stadium, to increase their chance of qualifying for Europa League.

Sadio Mane scored the first goal of the game after a lovely low drive from Andrew Robertson. Blunders from Virgil Van Dijk and Alisson Becker gave the Gunners 2 goals before the break. Young Reiss Nelson bullied VVD off the ball before Alexandre Lacazette rounded the keeper to equalise in the 32nd minute. Later on, Alisson’s pass to Lacazette and follow through to Nelson would secure the Gunners with the winning goal in the 44th minute.

Arsenal are still 9th on the log but are now, a slimmer 3 points away from a Europa League slot. Liverpool, on the other hand, have lost the chance to win the coveted 100 points, they have just 93 points with 2 games to go. The chase is over.

This is a clash between a team ‘fighting for life’ and a team ‘fighting for food’, Arsenal are looking to qualify for Europa League while Liverpool are looking to beat Manchester City’s 100 points record.

In 55 Premier League meetings between these two teams, Arsenal have won 15 games while Liverpool have won 21 matches. The Reds have won 3 of their last 5 clashes, the other 2 ended in draws.

Arsenal have no new injury problems but Matteo Guendouzi is still out of the team due to disciplinary action by club. Champions Liverpool also have no new crisis in their team, both clubs should have the same squad they had in their last match

Jose Mourinho once again got the better of Arsenal, leading his Tottenham Hotspur team from behind while at home to beat Mikel Arteta’s side 2-1 in the North London derby.

Arsenal took the lead in the 16th minute with a powerful shot from Alexandre Lacazette, a defensive blunder from David Luiz and Sead Kolasinac 3 minutes later allowed Heung-Min Son to equalise for the host. Toby Alderweireld headed home the winner for Spurs in the 81st minute.

With that win, Tottenham have moved above Arsenal to 8th on the log, the Gunners have dropped to 9th, level on points with Burnley.

Five-time Ballon d’Or winner, Cristiano Ronaldo scored two goals from the Penalty kick to give Serie A leaders 1 point over impressive Atalanta at the Allianz Stadium.

Atalanta scored the first goals in the 16th minute from Duvan Zapata. Cristiano Ronaldo equalised from the spot-kick in the 55th minute. Ruslan Malinovsky scored the 2nd goal for the visitors, but the Portuguese scored another penalty in the 90th minute, giving the league leaders a point at home.

Juventus are now 8 points ahead of the 2nd placed Lazio, and are 4 wins away from winning their 9th straight title, Atalanta, however, remain 3rd on the log and may drop to 4th later on.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will be the venue of the North London derby between Spurs and Arsenal in a battle of Europa League spot.

In 55 Premier League meetings between these two teams, there have been more draws than wins. Tottenham have won 12 games, while Arsenal have won 20 matches. 23 games have ended in a draw. Their last 2 clashes finished 1-1 and 2-2.

Eric Dier serves the second of a four-match ban, while Japhet Tanganga and Juan Foyth are both ruled out. Dele Alli is a doubt for this game and will be monitored. Eddie Nketiah is suspended after his red card against Leicester and Matteo Guendouzi is still out of the squad. Mesut Ozil is a doubt with a back problem, while injured quartet Bernd Leno, Calum Chambers, Pablo Mari and Gabriel Martinelli will also be absent.

Juventus will be welcoming free-scoring Atalanta to the Allianz Stadium, in a battle between the best scoring side in the league versus the best defense in Serie A.

In the last 27 meetings between these two teams, Juventus have won a whopping 21 games, while Atalanta have won just 1 match. The hope for the away side is that they picked up a point in their last visit to the Allianz Stadium.

Juventus have no new injury worry, and Maurizio Sarri will welcome Paolo Dybala and Matthijs de Ligt back into the team after missing the Milan game due to suspension. Atalanta, on the other hand, have a full squad with no injuries nor suspension.

Sevilla fought hard to come from behind, beating a stubborn Athletico Bilbao 2-1 at the San Mamés Stadium on Thursday night.

The Basque side took the lead in the 28th minute with an Ander Capa goal, following a poor defending by the visitors. Saudi Arabia bound, Ever Banega, equalised for Sevilla in the 69th minute, before turning provider for the winning goal, five minutes later, with a wonderful cross, headed home by Munir El Haddadi.

With that win Sevilla are 4th on the log, same points with 3rd placed Atletico Madrid and are edging closer to a Champions League return while Athletic Bilbao remain 8th on the log and could drop further down later today.

Estadio San Mames will be the stadium to host the battle between Athletic Club and Sevilla, as both teams are fighting for the European spots on the log.

In the last 34 meetings between these two teams, Athletic Bilbao have won 13 games while Sevilla have won 17 matches. Both teams have won 2 each in their last 5 clashes, home and away.

Bilabao will be without the services of Raul Garcia due to suspension. Yeray will also miss this tie due to injury. Sevilla, on the other hand, will monitor the progress of Tomas Vaclik, who is a doubt. Bono should deputise in goal for the home side, while Jules Kounde should return at centre-back after suspension.

AC Milan continued with their impressive form since the start, by coming from 2 goals down to defeat leaders Juventus 4-2 at the San Siro Stadium on Tuesday night.

Adrien Rabiot scored the opening goal, 2 minutes after the break, before Cristiano Ronaldo added the 2nd in the 53rd minute. Zlatan Ibrahimovic pulled on from a penalty in the 62nd minute. 2 goals in 2 minutes from Franck Kessie and Rafael Leao in the 66th and 67th minute gave the host a 3-2 lead before in-form striker Ante Rebic scored the 4th goal in the 88th minute.

Milan are now 5th on the log, although could drop to 7th depending on other results. Juventus, on the other hand, are still leaders and are 7 points ahead of second-placed Lazio.